Darwin Day 2014 in Kenosha, Wisconsin

February 11, 2014 • 10:43 am

by Greg Mayer

Just a reminder that Darwin Day events in Kenosha, the heart of the Chicago-Milwaukee megalopolis, begin tomorrow morning at about 8:10 AM, when yours truly will be interviewed by Greg Berg of WGTD 91.1 FM’s Morning Show. There’s a talk by Scott Thomson on symbiosis tomorrow night at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside at 7 PM, a showing of the film “Flock of Dodos” at 7 PM Thursday also at UWP, and on Saturday from noon to 5 PM Darwin Day at the Dinosaur Discovery Museum, including family activities and talks by myself and Summer Ostrowski. Full details are here earlier at WEIT.

6 thoughts on “Darwin Day 2014 in Kenosha, Wisconsin

  1. Do megalopolii evolve? Or were all cities created in their various kinds?

    “Evolution cain’t be true, cuz otherwise we’d see Keno-cagos, or Milwauk-osha. Where are the transitional cities?!?!”

  2. Hmmm, with my head throbbing from the flu’, it just dawned on me that a tweet-ist (ofrgot what they call themselves) who I follow has been posting day-by-day tweets from Darwin’s diary on the Beagle.
    Several times it has struck me that there’s a dramatic story in there.
    It’s probably been done before, but I’ve just forgotten about it, or never knew.
    Does anyone have a black hole I can dive into?

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